Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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.IV quad hows Gridiron Potency The 1972 edition of the ND junior varsity foot- ball team really clicked on the gridiron this past season as the young Irishmen sported a winning 7-1-0 record against the other Central Division clubs. The young Irishmen opened their season with a 26-0 romp over Divine Child. This was only a harbinger of things to come as the JV squad chalked up five straight wins. The JV team dis- played their potent offense by defeating St. Mary of Redford 44-0, Univ. of Detroit 41-0, and Austin 30-0. The only setback for the Irish came in a close game with Catholic Central which ND lost 8-6. Despite this loss, the JV's went on to nip De LaSalle 7-6, and so the '72 record of the young Irish can be termed most successful. J V FOOTBALL ND , OPPONENT 26 Divine Child 0 44 St. Mary of Redford 6 14 Servite O 41 Univ. of Detroit 0 30 Austin 0 12. Brother Rice 6 6 Catholic Central 8 7 De La Salle 6 :- 15437 FRONT ROW: D. Ciemniek, J. O,Neil, D. Patrell, G. Hipple, T. Bentley, K. Flannery, P. Pochmara, R. Bonanno, R. Oben, M. Laux, M. Morley. SECOND ROW: Coach Brandon Oliver, R. Gueringer, G. Fritz, J. Vicari, M. Simon, A. Ek- guist, M. Braun, D. Iaquinta, N. Apone, T. Felczak, L. 112 ev- , s . E B5 BS 1. 2 !' 9 Furnari, D. Cullen, Coach Steve Gerbe. THIRD ROW: M. Schemanski, D. Rempinski, D. Wojie, M. Candela, J. Romeo, L. Lewandowski, J. Achs, G. Miko, E. Bargowski, J. Ciara- mella. MISSING: K. Denys, T. Garon.

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if ABOVE: Head Coach Bill Schade gives some instructions to battle-bruised Tom Scappaticci. TOP: Horrified, this Austin player suddenly realizes that he is about to be mauled by a pouncing ND defense. LEFT: Behind the crushing block of Mike Piatek, Ron Francek attempts to run to daylight. 111

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ABOVE LEFT: Leaving his opponents behind, Greg Hipple sprints around end towards the goal line. MIDDLE LEFT: Flanked by two opposing players, Larry Lewandowski anxiously awaits the touchdown pass. ABOVE: Clutching the ball tightly, Chuck Shermetaro defiiantly gallops ahead looking for some valuable yardage. Frosh Team Displays Winning Form In 372 Likewise compiling a respectable record of five wins, one loss, and one tie, the ND Freshman football squad once again proved their gridiron mettle. The little Irishmen showed their offensive might right from the opening of their '72 season as they stunned St. Mary of Redford 28-0. From this triumph, the Frosh went on to rout Servite 33-0 and U of D 43-0. Then, the Irish battled to a O-0 gridiron stalemate with Austin. This tie was followed by the lone ND defeat, of an otherwise victorious season, by a powerful Bro. Rice squad. Follow- ing this loss, ND concluded the season triumphantly with wins over Catholic Central and DeLaSalle. Overall, the Freshman football team displayed their winning form in the '72 season, and soon these gridders will add their talents to both the JV and Varsity squads in future years. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ND OPPONENT 28 St. Mary of Redford O 33 Servite 6 43 Univ. of Detroit 0 0 Austin 0 8 Brother Rice 29 39 Catholic Central 14 7 De La Salle 6 FRONT ROW: B. Twork, C. Fudala, P. Bitonti, T. Jelsone, C. Shermetaro, J. Godell, K. Hipple, K. Patterson, L. Yeip T. White. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Agosta, V. Starstman, E Angermeier, M. DeLaura, D. Manzo, J. Horodko, L. Raver T. McLuckie, T. Gadawski, Coach Mr. J. Spada. THIRD ROW: Coach Mr. Mel Anderson, T. Smith, M. Adamo, J. Ciaramella, A. Rogers, M. Garvey, S. Woloszyk, J. Wilt, M. 1 , Knoll, J. Moncrief, R. Rakovich, Manager. 113